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    <title>The Applause Trap: Designing an Intent-Weighted Sentiment Model for 2026</title>
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    <description>Most US marketing dashboards still lead with reach, likes, and raw comment volume. These five sensor-style metrics can reveal audience shifts earlier and more reliably, provided teams understand how to measure them and how they are commonly misread.</description>
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